November 9, 2022
The Mains Exam of MPCJ is one of the trickiest competitive exams in India. Scheduled for 27 August 2022 and 28 August 2022, it is quite the talk of the town.
To help you with all the last moment doubts, quick revision, and previous year's paper discussion, we have complied with Paper 1 of MPSC Mains last 5 years.
Read this blog to get an idea of the previous year’s questions from the Indian Evidence Act, Constitution Law, and Code of Criminal Procedure (CRPC).
The questions mentioned below are some of the most asked topics from MPCJ Mains’s perspective.
Download FREE Study Material for MP Judiciary Mains Exam by Judiciary Gold
The Constitutional Law holds a major weightage of 20 marks in MPCJ Mains Exam.
Listed below are some of the important previous year's questions from Constitution Law.
Question 1(a) Discuss the terms "Equality before Law" and "Equal Protection of Laws" as provided in the constitution of India. State the exception also? [2016]
1 (b) Discuss the freedom of speech and expression. Does it include freedom of the press also? What is the restriction on the exercise of this right? [2016]
Outline 1) a)
Question 2) (a) State the legislative power of Union and State? Under what circumstances does the Union legislate on matters pertaining to the State list?
(b) Discuss the right to freedom of religion under the Constitution of India and explain its limitations of it. (2019 Phase II)
Outline 2) a)
Question 3) Describe the right to life and personal liberty, and whether the death sentence is violative of Article 21. How may the Right to Life and Personal Liberty, guaranteed by Article 21, be curtailed? [2018]
Outline 3)
Question 4) "A declaration of Fundamental Rights is meaningless unless there is an effective judicial remedy for their enforcement." Comment. What are the judicial remedies that the Constitution provides? Explain in brief. [2018]
Outline 4)
Question 5) Describe the Protection in respect of Conviction for an offence as provided under the Constitution. Compare the same with analogous provisions under Criminal Law. [2019]
Outline 5)
Civil Procedure Code holds 20 marks in Paper 1 of MPCJ Mains Exam.
The following entails a list of the previous year's questions of CPC.
Question 1) Explain the provisions about the disposal of the suit at the first hearing under Order 15 of CPC 1908. [2016]
Outline 1)
Question 2) Discuss the law relating to arrest and detention of judgment debtor in Civil Prison in execution proceeding.
Outline 2)
Question 3) Define
Outline 3) Decree, Order & Judgment Difference
Question 4) When is an order of injunction may be discharged, varied or set aside? What are the consequences of disobedience or breach of injunction?
Outline 4)
Paper 1 of the MPCJ Mains Exam carries 20 marks for MP Accommodation Control Act.
A list of MPACA's previous year's questions can be found below.
Question 1) Describe the powers of the Rent Controlling Authority. [2016]
Outline 1)
Question 2) Under what circumstances will a sub-tenant be deemed to become a tenant? [2017]
Outline 2)
Question 3) Under what circumstances defence may be struck out? What would be the consequences of striking out defence? [2018]
Outline 3)
Question 4) Enumerate any four grounds on which eviction of tenants from accommodation can be sought under the Act. [2019]
Outline 4)
Question 5) Discuss the circumstances in which a tenant can get the benefit of protection against eviction under Section 13. [2019]
Outline 5)
Question 1) What do you understand by an Ostensible Owner? What are the essential elements of Section 41? Explain. [2017]
Outline 1)
Distinguish between Lease and License
Question 2) Explain the Right of Redemption of a mortgagor and whether a mortgagor can seek partial redemption. [2018]
Outline 2)
Question 3) Explain the doctrine of feeding the Grant by Estoppels. [2019]
Outline 3)
Go through the previous year's question along with the answer outline given below.
Question 1) Explain the power of the court to award compensation in certain cases and the power to grant relief for possession, partition, refund of earnest money, etc. under the act. [2016]
Outline 1)
Question 2) Explain the provisions regarding the rescission of contracts or the sale or lease of immovable property, where the specific performance of the contract has already been decreed. [2018]
Outline 2)
Question 3) When perpetual injunction can be issued and when it cannot be issued? Discuss the difference between temporary and perpetual injunctions. [2018]
Outline 3)
Here is the previous year's question along with an outline of the answers.
Question 1) Once time has begun to run, no subsequent liability stops it. Discuss [2019]
Outline 1)
Question 2) Define 'Written Acknowledgment' and discuss its effect. [2019]
Outline 2)
Question 3) What are the circumstances under which a certain period of time is excluded while computing the period of limitation? Explain. [2019]
Outline 3)
(a) Section 12 - Exclusion of time in legal proceedings,
(b) Section 13 - Leave to Sue/appeal as a paper
(c) Section 14 Exclusion of time of proceeding bonafide in court without jurisdiction
(d) Section 15 - Exclusion of time in certain cases
Updated On : November 9, 2022
The Mains Exam of MPCJ is one of the trickiest competitive exams in India. Scheduled for 27 August 2022 and 28 August 2022, it is quite the talk of the town.
To help you with all the last moment doubts, quick revision, and previous year's paper discussion, we have complied with Paper 1 of MPSC Mains last 5 years.
Read this blog to get an idea of the previous year’s questions from the Indian Evidence Act, Constitution Law, and Code of Criminal Procedure (CRPC).
The questions mentioned below are some of the most asked topics from MPCJ Mains’s perspective.
Download FREE Study Material for MP Judiciary Mains Exam by Judiciary Gold
The Constitutional Law holds a major weightage of 20 marks in MPCJ Mains Exam.
Listed below are some of the important previous year's questions from Constitution Law.
Question 1(a) Discuss the terms "Equality before Law" and "Equal Protection of Laws" as provided in the constitution of India. State the exception also? [2016]
1 (b) Discuss the freedom of speech and expression. Does it include freedom of the press also? What is the restriction on the exercise of this right? [2016]
Outline 1) a)
Question 2) (a) State the legislative power of Union and State? Under what circumstances does the Union legislate on matters pertaining to the State list?
(b) Discuss the right to freedom of religion under the Constitution of India and explain its limitations of it. (2019 Phase II)
Outline 2) a)
Question 3) Describe the right to life and personal liberty, and whether the death sentence is violative of Article 21. How may the Right to Life and Personal Liberty, guaranteed by Article 21, be curtailed? [2018]
Outline 3)
Question 4) "A declaration of Fundamental Rights is meaningless unless there is an effective judicial remedy for their enforcement." Comment. What are the judicial remedies that the Constitution provides? Explain in brief. [2018]
Outline 4)
Question 5) Describe the Protection in respect of Conviction for an offence as provided under the Constitution. Compare the same with analogous provisions under Criminal Law. [2019]
Outline 5)
Civil Procedure Code holds 20 marks in Paper 1 of MPCJ Mains Exam.
The following entails a list of the previous year's questions of CPC.
Question 1) Explain the provisions about the disposal of the suit at the first hearing under Order 15 of CPC 1908. [2016]
Outline 1)
Question 2) Discuss the law relating to arrest and detention of judgment debtor in Civil Prison in execution proceeding.
Outline 2)
Question 3) Define
Outline 3) Decree, Order & Judgment Difference
Question 4) When is an order of injunction may be discharged, varied or set aside? What are the consequences of disobedience or breach of injunction?
Outline 4)
Paper 1 of the MPCJ Mains Exam carries 20 marks for MP Accommodation Control Act.
A list of MPACA's previous year's questions can be found below.
Question 1) Describe the powers of the Rent Controlling Authority. [2016]
Outline 1)
Question 2) Under what circumstances will a sub-tenant be deemed to become a tenant? [2017]
Outline 2)
Question 3) Under what circumstances defence may be struck out? What would be the consequences of striking out defence? [2018]
Outline 3)
Question 4) Enumerate any four grounds on which eviction of tenants from accommodation can be sought under the Act. [2019]
Outline 4)
Question 5) Discuss the circumstances in which a tenant can get the benefit of protection against eviction under Section 13. [2019]
Outline 5)
Question 1) What do you understand by an Ostensible Owner? What are the essential elements of Section 41? Explain. [2017]
Outline 1)
Distinguish between Lease and License
Question 2) Explain the Right of Redemption of a mortgagor and whether a mortgagor can seek partial redemption. [2018]
Outline 2)
Question 3) Explain the doctrine of feeding the Grant by Estoppels. [2019]
Outline 3)
Go through the previous year's question along with the answer outline given below.
Question 1) Explain the power of the court to award compensation in certain cases and the power to grant relief for possession, partition, refund of earnest money, etc. under the act. [2016]
Outline 1)
Question 2) Explain the provisions regarding the rescission of contracts or the sale or lease of immovable property, where the specific performance of the contract has already been decreed. [2018]
Outline 2)
Question 3) When perpetual injunction can be issued and when it cannot be issued? Discuss the difference between temporary and perpetual injunctions. [2018]
Outline 3)
Here is the previous year's question along with an outline of the answers.
Question 1) Once time has begun to run, no subsequent liability stops it. Discuss [2019]
Outline 1)
Question 2) Define 'Written Acknowledgment' and discuss its effect. [2019]
Outline 2)
Question 3) What are the circumstances under which a certain period of time is excluded while computing the period of limitation? Explain. [2019]
Outline 3)
(a) Section 12 - Exclusion of time in legal proceedings,
(b) Section 13 - Leave to Sue/appeal as a paper
(c) Section 14 Exclusion of time of proceeding bonafide in court without jurisdiction
(d) Section 15 - Exclusion of time in certain cases